Ural is known for long, cold and frosty winters. It's a hard time for our small friends - animals and birds. When there was launched An International Feed a bird action
(coordinator Svetlana Yakubovskaya, Belarus) school 16, Miass students joined it without any doubt. This lovely bird was chosen as a logo for their activity .
Students of different grades worked at this project-action as one team. Handicraft teacher Alexander Rudko taught his students to make feeders. Elementary school students created poems and booklets, drew pictures of wintering birds and made canteens for their feathering friends. Have a look at this slide show and you will see how enthusiastic the students were.
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Denis Zadorogin ( 3B grade) is sharing his concern about wintering birds in Ural region :
"Winter is a difficult time for those birds which don’t fly away to warm countries. Wintering birds suffer from cold and hunger. It’s difficult for them to find some food under the thick layer of snow. I think we must help our feathering friends. I made a feeder and hang it on the birch tree in my yard. I put on there some seeds, bread crump and millet. Every morning different birds flew up to my feeder – sparrows and tomtits. Once I saw a beautiful bullfinch.
We must care for wintering birds and in summer time they will thank us with their singing and catching insects in our gardens."
Some students made poems . :)))))
«Воробей, мой воробьишка, Прилетай ко мне скорей, Покормлю тебя до сыта, Будешь сытый воробей »
... and created fascinating feeding palaces for their feathering friends.
How do you find these creations?
Students also created power point presentations within the International Feed the birds action.
Matvey Gorchakov , 3A grade (Teacher Irina Liskonog) is sharing his concern about wintering birds.Eugeni Michailov , 3 A grade (Teacher Irina Liskonog) attracts our attention to our feathering friends' difficulties through poems and riddles.
To learn more about Together with birds project you can follow these links
http://www.togetherwithbirds.blogspot.com/
https://media.iearn.org/projects/birds
